PHAR215: Week 7 Unit Dose & Storage Mastery, Cold Chain, SaPHEVersion en ligne
Unit dose packaging and cold chain quiz
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What is repackaging (prepacking) in hospitals?
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Why repackaging can reduce waste?
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When should repackaging occur?
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What items can be repackaged?
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What is required for repackaging labeling?
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CCHP BUD rule for years example?
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CCHP BUD rule for months example?
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CCHP BUD rule for days example?
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What should a repackaging log include?
Choose one or more answers
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What must packaging protect against?
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What is required on every repackaged item?
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What is the purpose of automated packaging systems?
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Which is a unit-dose option for oral liquids?
Choose one or more answers
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What should be done with hazardous drugs during repackaging?
Choose one or more answers
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What is a key feature of vaccine storage refrigerators?
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Why are purpose-built vaccine refrigerators preferred?
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What does a data logger do in cold chain?
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Which phase started Nov 12, 2025 in SaPHE?
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What is RxCrush used for?
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What should be done with expired meds in storage areas?
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What supplies are needed for heat-sealed blister cards?
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What is the difference between cool and cold in storage terms?
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What is a major aim of SaPHE?
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What is checked during repackaging checks?
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Pharmacy refrigerators must maintain:
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Controlled room temperature is defined as:
Feedback
Repackaging involves transferring to new, ready-to-use packaging.
Labeling and proper handling enable safe reuse.
Used when unit-dose packaging or labeling is insufficient.
A range including solids, liquids, powders, creams.
Labels must include full drug data and handling info.
Rule uses end of previous month and years.
BUD in months adds to today’s date.
Days rule adds exact days to today.
Logbooks require basic repackaging details.
Packaging guards against multiple risks.
Complete item data is mandatory.
Automation speeds and uniformes packaging.
KwikVial are common for liquids but not the other category here.
Hazard controls (CSTD, PPE) are required.
Vaccine fridges maintain strict temps.
Designed for vaccines with tight control.
Data loggers track temperature history.
SaPHE evaluates hazardous drug handling.
Phase 2 introduces new hazard rules.
RxCrush enables safe crushing in containment.
Expired meds must be removed timely.
Blistering uses heat seal and labeling.
Definitions define ranges for handling.
ALARA principle guides safety.
Check for correctness and integrity.
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